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...blockchains has become more scalable, more efficient. The UX has improved. And then at the same time, you've seen this pretty material, what I would describe as a Cambrian explosion of institutional interest in the space, and this is around areas lik
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...as a blockchain, except that instead of people in your village, it's just all these anonymous computers all around the globe that are collecting these transactions. And every twenty four hours in the example of the village or every ten minutes in the
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...the blockchain itself on a network. I'm sure this is very confusing. But for listeners who don't know, like, a blockchain is a ledger. And you could imagine like, you live in Brooklyn. So imagine that everybody on your block in Brooklyn all lived in
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...using blockchains. Net net, the quality of talent in the space, the human capital is better than it's ever been. I remember when we started in 2018, 2019, people building in crypto were, with a few exceptions, not necessarily people that you would re
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...blockchain Web three community got. What do you think drives that? Is it just the perception that it was only scams and there's nothing real? Like, what was that all about? So there there there was multiple factors. So the first one is the one that h
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...We're gonna put, you know, fancy I still fancy purses on the blockchain, chain, which maybe will do. It'll happen. But, yeah. There's been a lot of talk and not much action. So yeah. Me personally, I try very hard not to brand stuff and say it's the
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...word blockchain or Web three. But you're using we're talking about the you're talking about the the idea of chains. Yeah. Yeah. Like, I'm like, like, I'm kinda sitting here in 2025, and it's like, maybe I shouldn't have made fun of those people as mu
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...a blockchain as like an armored car for data, right? Because this is data that people wanna corrupt, right? In a sense, if if it's a file on disk, it's important to you. If it's a file online, it's important to others. And if it's a file on chain, it
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...blockchains essentially to tap into, you know, their own user base while also providing ideally better performance, compliance, decentralization, etcetera. Like, there's a bunch of different reasons that they would launch one, but, they're not the fi
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...blockchain is about to have its day, like, in the next twelve to twenty four months, or is this still something that it's so embedded deep in the infrastructure it's gonna take a long time to really have its I told you so moment? Yeah. No. I I think
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which a a group of people have been collaborating on, trying to find ways to make Bitcoin genuinely programmable without requiring any technological upgrades. Right? So I think it's an area to track. I wouldn't say that it has turned Bitcoin into som
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...blockchain or we're gonna make a blockchain version of Facebook where no one has our data or we're gonna make a blockchain stock market.
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